These workouts are designed for the intermediate athlete; I am assuming the user has Kettlebell experience. All the exercises can and SHOULD be modified for the level of the athlete. You will notice I have added modifications for some of the exercises. Please feel free to move to a modification at any time. The goal is for you to work out at your individual level at all times.

When working out with kettlebells, please respect this tool and your own abilities. Safety and good form always comes first. Feel free to drop down in sets or reps or change to a lighter weight.

There are some instances I use a timer for interval training. I use a GymBoss, but any kind of timer will work.

Begin each workout with the Mobility Warm up and end each workout with the Cool Down Stretches.

The goal of the Mobility Warm Up is to mobilize all the joints of the body and get the blood moving. The Cool Down Stretches help to ease muscle soreness, and help to lower the heart rate and calm the nervous system. It is extremely important not to ignore these two steps; this is the basis for my Ageless Body system of resilience and function in training. Perform ALL mobility slow and smooth with full range of motion.

Mobility Warm Up:

3 Way Head: Rotations, Flexion/Extension, Lateral Flexion.

Halo: circle a Kettlebell around the head.

Egyptian: arms out to side alternate shoulders rolling forward and back.

Elbow Circles.

Wrist Rotations.

Finger flexion and extension.

Trunk rotations.

Torso Rolling: flexion into extension.

Pelvis A/P, lateral and full circle.

Knee circles.

Ankle circles.

Foot plantar/dorsal flexion.

Workout:

Week Three - Day Three

Getups/Overhead Carries: Get up to standing, walk around with kettlebell overhead for :30, get down. Repeat other side, 2 sets each arm.

Clean, Squat, Press: Single kettlebell ladders, 3 sets of 1, 2, 3, 4 each side. Modification: Switch to a push press out of the bottom of the squat if you lose form.

Swing, Clean, Snatch: One sequence = one rep. 4 sets of 3 reps of the superset.

Cool Down Stretches should be done with deep, slow breaths through your nose and exhaling through your mouth with a “sigh”. As with all movement, only do what feels comfortable and do not move into pain.